KARPE - Omar Sheriff - «BARAF/FAIRUZ» (REACTION) Norwegian Hip Hop
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2024
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I'm 44 y/o. Lived in Norway since I was 6 y/o after we had to escape from Pakistan.
I remember this song made me cry the first time I heard it. It was painful and cathartic.
It still makes me tear up and my throat constrict.
I feel you! Take care, my friend ❤️
My mother looked like most people in the neighborhood, but her dialect was different. That was enough to keep her from being able to rent an apartment in Oslo in the late 60s. And she’s white. I didn’t understand this when I was younger, but now I cry every time I hear this song. I empathize.
I feel that. Discrimination is aweful.
That was a beautiful reaction. Thanks for sharing your story and perspectives! I value that. I've learned a lot from these guys.
Brown feet in the baraf = Brown feet in the snow :)
Thank you for introducing me to it and also for the support. Definitely learned a lot from this one alone. Amazing.
@@SaeedReacts. I'm glad to hear that. I'll definitely leave some more Karpe requests! Have a great weekend Saeed and happy birthday to your daughter!
Fairuz means Victorious or triumphant =) Girls singing is Norwegian singer Emelie Nicolas
@@MrTombre THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR THE SINGER'S NAME.
Karpe is great and their lyrics are deep. Not afraid to speak the truth in a more and more polarized society. Have a great weekend 😊
Amazing. Love that. We need people like that. Have a great weekend!
I am Norwegian, but have family and friends from many countries. I cry very seldom. But every time I see Karpe live in concert or videos 😂❤
Beautiful music! They bring cultures together.
This was the most honest and heart felt reaction I've seen in a while. You seem like such a cool person. All love man.
Thanks so much! Appreciate the kind words! Much love from Belgium.
@@SaeedReacts. I, myself am a first gen immigrant and my wife is half white/half pakistani, just like you. So this reaction plus the original video just hit home like a thousand shards of glass. You got yourself a new subscriber as well :)
They translate how their experience have been, and is for many still, to be kids by first movers (first generation new to a new country, language and culture). Bridging the gap, so that we who don't have that experience get insight. Listen, and try to understand. Karpe has impacted across generation through their music and art. Love them
My own lifestory has similarities, thats why it really resonated with me
You are right, you are you, but like so many, millions, we are so mixed feelings about everything that is our selves. Background, herritage, own weaknesess and social learning. I love that you are you. I love the guy who let himself be rattled by this piece of music. And I love Karpe for writeing and preforming it. ❤
Amazing song and performance. So many things resonated with me in this one. Thanks for the encouraging words! ❤️
Karpe is Chirag Patel and Magdi Abdelguid. Your personal story was kind of similar to what Magdi went through. He's Norwegian, but his father's Egyptian, and he kind of struggled a lot being not a "good Muslim" for a while. He was feeling kinda distanced from that part of himself and had sort of an existential crisis--you could hear it from his lyrics in their music.
He said that once he'd become a father, he realised he wanted his children to be aware of the Egyptian culture as well, and this album was the album that Karpe felt like it was time to embrace both of their heritage and spread it with love across to their fans. They stated in an interview that to listen to Omar Sheriff, you'd HAVE to get out there and talk to people about the lyrics, 'cause the album was filled with different languages. In a way, it made people seek out people of different cultures in order to understand the context of the lyrics.
This is my first video I found of you, because of Karpe. I thank you for sharing a little of your story and allowing yourself to be vulnerable that way to the internet. And maybe, just like Magdi, you'll find your own way. And I hope that journey, whatever it may look like, is ultimately one filled with peace and understanding.
Thank you for sharing this. I appreciate that. It is definitely a hard balance to find. This song really spoke to me and they really did an amazing job of putting that emotion and journey into their art. Thanks for watching and take care.
This is a great reaction, thank you.
Norway has "the big 4", which are their big four literary stars: Henrik Ibsen, Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, Jonas Lie and Alexander Kielland. They're all from the 19th century. I'm a firm believer of Karpe being their first actual challengers. You've got their artsy stuff like BARAF/FAIRUZ, their political stuff like "Lett å være rebell i kjellerleiligheten din", "Hvite menn som pusher 50" or "Den Islamske Elefanten", or their mostly old poppy stuff. These guys should genuinly be considered among the greatest artists of all time.
Thanks for sharing that ❤️🙏🏽
Even their "poppy" stuff was always brilliant and relatable. They were always rappers and they were always real, but they were never gangsters. Back in '04 when they started seeing some success there was nothing else like them on scene here. Maybe "Klovner i kamp", but that's about it. They changed Norwegian hip hop and they would've changed hip hop across the world if they did it in English.
"Greatest of all time" is a strong title. Maybe. But certainly on the list of greatest Norwegian artists of all time and that's honestly a strong list in itself.
Sending love from Norway ❤
❤️❤️❤️
Lost my mom a month ago and yes this strikes right in to the wound in the heart. 😭
I needed to translate her words to the doctor becouse she forgot how to speak swedish
Sorry for your loss. Sending you lots of love and strength.
❤️
Baraf means snow, so it’s “brown feet straight into the snow”.
And “our mom is white” is sang by Jonas Benyoub, he is a guest artist here. He is half Moroccan, half Norwegian.
The main duo is Karpe, with Magdi who is half Egyptian, half Norwegian and Chirag who have two Indian parents I believe.
In Oslo and a few other cities, diversity is common, so no one would be surprised that anyone spoke the language, no matter how they look.
Thank you so much for sharing. It is common over here too, but people still act surprised.
I got so emotional listen to this. ❤❤
Love from Norway ❤
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings. Your reaction was both moving and educational for me.
Thanks so much for watching and the kind words. Have a wonderful day.
Great reaction, Saeed! I hoped you would react to this. Karpe`s song “PAF.no” from the same concert is another favourite of mine. And please don’t forget Aurora - “Cure for Me” is one of her more uplifting songs - although her “sad” songs are kind of uplifting too ;-)
Thanks so much! Definitely want to explore more of both. Hope i can get to it when my daughter goes back to school next week.
"Brune føtter rett i Baraf" that he sings means "Brown feets in the snow"
Thanks for letting me know!
One of them is half Norwegian with a Norwegian mother. The other one have to immigrant parents. Great reaction, respect. This music makes me cry. I have not this background. Still life can be challenging for other reasons. Make you not belong.
Thanks for sharing this. Life can definitely be challening for people from all walks of life. Sending you lot of love and strength. Take care!
❤Love Karpe, thank you for the reaction❤️
I hoped you would do this ❤!
This one struck a chord with me.
Fantastic reaction!
Thanks so much 🙏🏽
hello from norway bud,great reaction man
Thanks so much! Greetings from Belgium.
Nice reaction,thanks. The life lives it itself ❤.
Beautiful song and performance. I have more Karpe reactions coming. Have a wonderful day!
Baraf is "snow" in Urdu/Hindi. "Brown feet in the snow"
Thanks for the info!
Dunya means "world" in Urdu/Hindi
You should react to the rest of the live show brother ❤🎉,, super dope, anyway, thanks 4 reacting to some Norwegian culture bro.
Will add it to my list and might get back to it. Been learning a bit about Norwegian artists. Enjoying this journey. Thanks for watching!
@@SaeedReacts. Awesome brother 😎,, thanks 4 the respond 😎
Yup. Bawling like a baby…again.❤
Beautiful song. Definitely struck a chord with me. Take care ❤️
Hi again. Check out the new song recorded at Coke Studio Pakistan: Piya Piya Calling
Will add it to my list. Thanks.
Yes, please do😊
Your welcome 😅
Baraf is snow
Now that line hits even harder! Amazing song.